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• Breaking Hate

  Confronting the New Culture of Extremism

  Picciolini, Christian,

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  A former white supremacist leader recounts how he broke away from extremism and shares strategies for combating racially motivated hatred and violence.

• We Need to Talk About Antisemitism

  Fersko, Diana,

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  A rabbi explores the recent rise in antisemitism and provides guidance on combating the harmful stereotypes and conspiracy theories that lead to mistrust of the Jewish community.

• Raising LGBTQ Allies

  a Parent's Guide to Changing the Messages From the Playground

  Tompkins, Chris (LGBTQ advocate),

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  A guide for preventing bullying and creating young LGBTQ+ allies by having open and authentic conversations about gender and relationships at the dinner table.

• It Could Happen Here

  Why America Is Tipping From Hate to the Unthinkable--and How We Can Stop It

  Greenblatt, Jonathan,

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  The CEO of the Anti-Defamation League sounds the alarm about the recent rise in racism and antisemitism in the United States. Greenblatt suggests small things individuals can do to stop the spread of hate-based violence.

• All Our Families

  Disability Lineage and the Future of Kinship

  Fink, Jennifer Natalya,

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  Fink, who is Jewish and the mother of a disabled child, explains how breaking down systems that stigmatize people based on race, religion, class, and ableism is necessary for the future of kinship and care.

• Men Who Hate Women

  From Incels to Pickup Artists : the Truth About Extreme Misogyny and How It Affects Us All

  Bates, Laura, 1986-

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  Feminist activist Bates sounds the alarm about the rise of online misogynist communities and offers tips for interrupting gender-based hate, which often calcifies on social media before resulting in real-world violence.

• Outrage Machine

  How Tech Amplifies Discontent, Disrupts Democracy--and What We Can Do About It

  Rose-Stockwell, Tobias,

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  A journalist reveals how social media amplifies outrage by tapping into our basest tribal instincts, making us more psychologically vulnerable to division and polarization.

• Being Seen

  One Deafblind Woman's Fight to End Ableism

  Sjunneson, Elsa, 1985-

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  A Deafblind writer explains how stereotypes and misrepresentation have shaped our perceptions of disability.

• From a Whisper to a Rallying Cry

  the Killing of Vincent Chin and the Trial That Galvanized the Asian American Movement

  Yoo, Paula,

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  A narrative nonfiction account of the 1982 murder of Vincent Chin, which led to the first federal civil rights case involving an Asian American.

• Demystifying Shariah

  What It Is, How It Works, and Why It's Not Taking Over Our Country

  Ali-Karamali, Sumbul, 1964-

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  Are draconian and oppressive Islamic laws taking over America? Probably not. Ali-Karamali gives a nuanced explanation of shariah and explains how misinformation and scare tactics have caused us to fear it.

• He/she/they

  How We Talk About Gender and Why It Matters

  Bailar, Schuyler,

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  A Harvard University swimmer turned trans activist presents an approachable guide for having respectful conversations about gender, sexuality, and pronoun use.

• The Hate Next Door

  Undercover Within the New Face of White Supremacy

  Browning, Matson,

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  An undercover detective chronicles the 25 years he has spent infiltrating and exposing white supremacy groups in Arizona.

• Beyond Your Bubble

  How to Connect Across the Political Divide : Skills and Strategies for Conversations That Work

  Israel, Tania,

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  A nonpartisan guide to the thoughtful exchange of ideas. Israel, a psychology professor, encourages readers to ask open questions, find common ground and practice active listening when engaging in political debate.

• Long Time Coming

  Reckoning With Race in America

  Dyson, Michael Eric,

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  One of America's preeminent racial scholars pens a series of letters to victims of racial violence, from Emmett Till to Breonna Taylor, and offers continued calls for healing and systemic change.

• Me and White Supremacy

  Combat Racism, Change the World, and Become a Good Ancestor

  Saad, Layla F.,

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  A guide for readers eager to uncover their own internal biases and join the fight for racial justice.

• Minor Feelings

  An Asian American Reckoning

  Hong, Cathy Park,

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  Poet Hong, who grew up the child of Korean immigrants, pens an essay collection that challenges our preconceived notions about what it means to be Asian American.

• The Place We Make

  Breaking the Legacy of Legalized Hate

  Sanderson, Sarah L.,

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  A white journalist reckons with the sins of her own ancestors as she investigates the conviction of Jacob Vanderpool, convicted and expelled from the Oregon Territory for being of African descent.

• Lies About Black People

  How to Combat Racist Stereotypes and Why It Matters

  Dibinga, Omékongo,

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  A deep dive into the roots of negative attitudes toward Black Americans. Dibinga identifies how harmful stereotypes have led to systemic inequities and offers hope for reconciliation through education.

• The Future of Feeling

  Building Empathy in a Tech-obsessed World

  Phillips, Kaitlin Ugolik,

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  A journalist examines how social media, AI, and algorithms are eroding our ability to tolerate our differences. Phillips encourages readers to practice empathy and respectfully engage with others outside our echo chambers.

• How to Be An Antiracist

  Kendi, Ibram X.,

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  National Book Award winner Kendi explains how racist stereotypes have led to systemic inequities and shares strategies for adopting a new mindset that can lead to structural change.